Letter from Father Willie Doyle to Hugh Doyle, 10 March 1916 Letters 1916-1923 Willie Doyle

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Letter from Fr Willie Doyle to his father, Hugh Doyle regarding his life as a military chaplain in France. After describing the worsening weather conditions Fr Doyle writes about his troubled expedition to say mass for the Iniskillings as the Germans were shelling the local roads. Fr Willie Doyle served as a military chaplain with the 8th Battalion of the Royal Irish Fusiliers, 16th Irish Division. In April 1916 he was recommended for the Military Cross (MC) for helping to dig wounded men out of a collapsed shelter under fire. He moved to the 8th Battalion, Royal Dublin Fusiliers around Christmas, 1916. He was killed during the third battle of Ypres while going to the aid of a wounded man near Frezenberg and his body was never recovered. His name is commemorated on the Tyne Cot memorial, Zonnebeke, Belgium.

 Irish Jesuit Archives IE-IJA-J2-83-42, IE-IJA-J2-83-42 https://letters1916.ie/item/1096 English Willie Doyle 1916-03-10 France Hugh Doyle Melrose, Dalkey, Dublin, Ireland Male World War I (1914-1918) Faith

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 Many thanks for Lena's letter. B. E. Force, France. 10/3/'16. My dear Father, Before I begin my budget I want to take back all the nice things I said about the weather, which has simply been on its worst behaviour. The day after I wrote to you we left our late billets to come here, in a blinding snow storm, and almost everyday since snow has fallen. It melts during the day, with the result that we are living in slush, not too pleasant for those who have not provided themselves with a pair of 'gum' boots, which make trudging through the mud and water quite a pleasure. I marched on with the 8 th Fusiliers but as I have also charge of the 8 thInniskillings my first step was to find out where they were quartered, so as to arrange for Mass the next day (Sunday). I found them some from miles away in what was once a flourish ing town but now a mass of ruins. In the midst of the deso— lation stands a little convent of Sisters of Charity, absolutely un touched with the exception of some broken panes of glass. The Superioress told me they had had a charmed existence, shells flying about in all directions, one eventually having burst in the garden but no one received a scratch. She then brought me into the parish church next door, its roof & walls pierced with shell holes with bullet marks on every side and pointed out the alter where I was to celebrate the following morning. On the principle I suppose, of 'making my flesh creep' she pointed out the spot behind the alter where a shell had burst, smashing a big hole in the wall and blowing the priest into the middle of the congre gation without hurting him or them. However she told me that the Germans had not bom— barded the village for the past twelve months; I began to breathe freely again and went back to my own quarters with a light heart, little thinking of what was in store for me the following morning. Having finished my first Mass at 9 I mounted my bicycle, which I find sometimes more convenient than a horse, and set out so as to be with the Inniskillings at 11. On the way I noticed that heavy firing was going on ahead, but it was only when I reached a bend in the road that I realized that the enemy were actually shelling the very spot I had to pass! At the first arrow some soldiers stopped me, saying it was dangerous to go on; at the moment I was wondering what had become of the side of a vacant house which had suddenly vanished in a cloud of smoke and was painfully aware of the close proximity of high explosive shells. Here was a fire; I know my regiment was waiting me in the village for Mass, and also that half of them were going to the trenches that afternoon for the first time; if I did not turn up they would lose con— fession and Holy Communion, and the only way to reach them was by the shell swept road. What really decided me was the thought that I was carrying the Blessed Sacrament and I felt that having our Lord Himself with me no harm could possibly come to me. I mounted the bicycle and faced the music. I don't want you to think me very brave & courageous for I confess I felt horribly afraid, but it was my baptism of fire and and one needs to grow accustomed to the sound of bursting shells. Just then I was wishing my regiment was in Gevier and every German gun in the bottom of the Red Sea or any other hot place. Call it a miracle if you like but the moment I turned the corner the guns ceased firing and not a shell fell till I was safely in the village church — my confidence in our Lord's protec— tion was not misplaced. Naturally I did not know this was going to happen, and it was anything but pleasant riding down the last stretch of road listening for the scream of the coming shell. Have you ever had a night-mare in which you were pursued by ten mad bulls, while the faster you tried to run the more your feet stuck in the mud? These were just my feelings as I pedalled down that blessed road, which seemed to grow longer & longer the further I went. At last I turned the corner, reached the church & had just begun Mass when down came the hail of shells once more. One or two must have burst very close judging by the way the walls shook, but I felt quite happy and quite ready to be blown from the alter, for I saw a fine plump Freench woman just behind me, she might have been killed but I was quite safe. I mention this little adventure as I think it will console you as it has consoled me, showing that all the good prayers are not in vain and that this is a happy omen of God's loving protection from all dangers. I have just heard that one at least of the men to whom I gave Holy Communion that morning was killed the same night in the trenches. You may be pleased to learn that without ever having been a C.C. I am now full P.P. of this parish, the Curí being away at the war and no one to take his place. (If Fr Tom wants a good thing in parishes send him on at once). Last evening I heard quite by chance that an old woman was very ill, her family evidently not thinking it worth the trouble of sending for the priest. Almighty God seemed to have left the poor old creature alive till I reached her and gave her the Last Sacraments, for she died almost before I got home. You see my life has many con— solations, and it is just as well for this is a sad, sad war of which you at home have but the faintest idea; may the good God end it soon. Thank you very much for the interesting number of the I. Catholic. I quite agree with all Fr O' Connor says about the universal kindness shown us by all the officers and men great respect, but he wrote the rest of his letter with pen well dipped in ' Ecrulum de rosi' (or was it a bottle of red wine?) for I have not yet met a chaplain who looks on the life as a pressure. Much love to all, from your loving Willie. 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Nolan, 25 January 1916Letter from Father Willie Doyle S.J. to Fr Provincial Thomas V. Nolan, 25 February 1916Letter from Father Willie Doyle S.J. to Hugh Doyle, 1 December 1915Letter from Father Willie Doyle S.J. to Hugh Doyle, 10 December 1915Letter from Father Willie Doyle S.J. to Fr Provincial Thomas V. 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